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This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. 4889 S STATE EMIL CARLSON BICYCLE MURRAY, SALT LAKE COUNTY MURRAY DOWNTOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT UTAH STATE HISTORY 11111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 00543 7129 HISTORIC SITE FORM (Historic Situ Database ~rsjon) Utah Stat.e Historic Preservation Office 1. Identification 10#: 45773 Property Name: EMIL CARLSON BICYCLE Address: 4889 S STATE City: MURRAY Old I[)II: Plat: V Block: Oil County: SALT LAKE COUNTY 2. DocumentationlStatus Sile: 003 Dates Suryeyed ( Added to SHPO Files Evaluation: (C) INELlGJNON-CONTRIBUTlNG Recon. Level Survey: Intensive Level Survey: General/Misc. File: National Register Status: MURRAY DOWNTOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT Date Listed 1032550 02/06 Oil I Date Delisted: Thematic or MPS Affiliation: Areas of Significance: 3. Building Information Date(s) ofConslruction: PlaniFype: 2-PART BLOCK Style(s): OTBERIUNCLEAR STYLE VICTORIAN ECLECTIC VERNACULAR Original Use SPECIALTY STORE Material(s) ALUMJVINYL SIDING Outbldgs: Contrib.: 0 Architect(s): Height (# stories): 1903 c. 2 Non-Contrib. 0 Comments: SEE MURRAY GF. REMODELED W/SLIPCOVER C.1965 4. Other SHPO File Information Federal Tax Project No.(s) 106 Case No .. Devel. Grant: State Tax Project No.(s) Historic Photo Date: HABSiHAER: PrintOllt Date: 101111200 Location: 4889 South State Built: 1906 In 1906, an enterprising young bicycle, musical instruments, clocks and watches repainnan completed a new two-storied brick building at 4889 South State. Emil Carlson married Martha I<larkstrom in the front display area of Emil Carlson Bicycle Shop and together raised their family in living quarters located in the back and above their store. Carlson's 6 boys and 6 girls took turns stationed in the front to alert Mr. Carlson of customers entering the store. Mr. Carlson was summoned from I¥s backshop work by the son calling, "Hey, Pa, Somebody". Ed, Robert, George, Jim, Kenneth and Calvin were their names. Emil and his wife came from Sweden about 1890. In addition to bikes, Mr. Carlson sold Flint, Durrant and Star automobiles during the early 1920's. A gasoline dispensing pump was located next to the curb - a few feet from Heckel's horse-watering trough. Prior to his death, Mr. Carlson revived his hobby of hand-making orchestraquality violins. excerpt from Murray Historic Showcase published by Murray City, 1994 :! Just north ofwhere the old City Hall once stood, two existing buildings recall the days when Murray's residents were just getting used to the idea ofliving in an incorporated town: l' CARLSON BLOCK-4889 South State Street-1903-Built for Emil Carlson. The Carlson family made their home on the second floor of a brick, two-part commercial block, while Mr. Carlson tried his hand at a variety of retail enterprises on the floor below. Musical instruments and automobiles were tried in turn but the Carlson name is most firmly associated with bicycles. " E LARSON BLOCK-4883 South State Street-1903-Built for John W. Larson. Mr. Larson operated a harness shop further south on State Street but soon moved his business to a brick, two-part commercial block. The ground floor housed his new business block and his family lived on the second floor. Note the building has been enlarged by the addition of wings to the north and south sides. circa 1917 •z~ f' WARENSKI BUILDING-4871-4879 South State Street-1915-Built for Edward J. Warenski. The land north and east of the Larson Block was the domain of the Warenski family. Merchant, saloon keeper, postmaster, and real estate developer, Edward C. Warenski did much to extend Murray's business district north to 4800 South. Here he built what may have been Murray's first brick store building on State Street and four brick homes. His son, Edward J. Warenski, continued the work, building the Gem Theatre and the Warenski Building. The original store and the theater are gone now but the Warenski Building remains at the core of a commercial complex which developed over a period of nearly forty years. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Warenski Building is a brick, two-story two-part commercial block. It hosted several of Murray's most prominent businesses, including Thomas Martin & Co., a general merchandise store, and The Leader, a men's and women's clothing store. The Leader, which is usually remembered for its connection with Arthur Frank, was originally established by D. B. Baron in the first Boden Block. Following the 1904 fire, Mr. Baron relocated to the Fraternal Hall. Mr. Frank assumed management of the Leader chain (branches were i ... 1 ~ :: • :. "••a: ~ ~ ;;: . i" ~ !; !t ~ c ..z j ' i :J. n CD c ~ -f The Gem Theatre to the left of the 2 S Warenski building was torn down for the new Duvall Building and Iris Theater. !l 19 .. . .... . ~ : ~':,~ Location: 4889 South State ' Built: 1906 In 1906, an enterprising young bicycle, musical instruments, clocks and watches repairman completed a new two-storied brick building at 4889 South State. Emil Carlson married Martha I<larkstrom in the front display area of Emil Carlson Bicycle Shop and together raised their family in living quarters located in the back and above their store. Carlson'S 6 boys and 6 girls took turns stationed in the front to alert Mr. Carlson of customers entering the store. Mr. Carlson was summoned from ~s backshop work by the son calling, "Hey, Pa, Somebody". Ed, Robert, George, Jim, Kenneth and Calvin were their names. Emil and his wife came from Sweden about 1890. In addition to bikes, Mr. Carlson sold Flint, Durrant and Star automobiles during the early 1920's. A gasoline dispensing pump was located next to the curb - a few feet from Heckel's horse-watering trough. Prior to his death, Mr. Carlson revived his hobby of hand-making orchestraquality violins. Location: 4883 South State Built: early 1900's The "Lawson's Harness and Saddle Manufacturing Co" (4883) was started in 1885-87 and moved to its current location in the early 1900's. Mr. and Mrs. Heckel lived above the store which featured an overhead, suspended sign in the form of a horse. This was later replaced with the sole of a large shoe, with the Florsheim trademark. Shoes were sold in the front and a shoe repair shop was located in back having a south window exposure onto Emil Carlson's back yard. Steel rings were attached to a cement curb which served as hitching ties alongside of a watering trough for local horsemen. Hendricks Shoe later occupied this location which currently houses Don Blair Photo. A drinking fountain was located in front of Blair's Studio at the location of the fonner watering trough. excerpt from Murray History Inventory published by Murray City, 1994 A TOWN AT WORK 295 Angelus Camper Village (New Motor Homes) Broadway Motors (Used) Clines Auto Sales (New & Used) H. Dougall Toyota (New) European Motor Import Auto Freed's Used Cars (Used) Gordan Wilson Chevrolet (Ne J. P. Auto Sales (Motor Ho s) House of Compacts (New Used) Krown Motors (Used) Larson Ford Sales In (New & Used) Monterey Motors I . (Used Cars) Peck & Shaw Fin rs (New & Used) Peterson Trail & Auto Sales (Used) Pioneer Dod e Town (New & Used) Reynco, In . (Used) rtan merican Inc. (New & Used) Ith Chevrolet (Used) Ray otors (Used) Was c W rid of A s, Inc. (Used) Ion Motor Co any (New & Used) MOTOR HOME S ES.••• ETC: Patton's Travelers (Mo r Home Sales) Terry Sales (Trailer Sales Transit Homes, Inc. (Trailer Valley Boats (Boat Sales) Intermountain Sports (Snowmobiles, homes) Kawasaki Cycle Village (Motorcycles) Pacer Sport & Cycle, Inc. (Motorcycles) CARLSON BIKE COMPANY: Remembrances of George Carlson "There was a solid row of Poplar trees on the east side of State Street from The Vista Theatre to 48th South. Warenski's saloon was the first building along there. It was where the Vista Theatre is now. Later the Iris Apartments were built. There was an auto dealers store where the Iris building is and apartments above it. "E. Carlson means Emil Carlson. He was my father. My parents had twelve children and I was number six . There were six girls and six boys, and we're scattered now. "I have a sister, Lila Sanders, who lives in Murray. My brother Jim just moved back to the area from Idaho Falls," George told me when I visited him at the old Carlson Bike shop last summer. George's father founded the company about 1898 in the exact spot where George operates the present store, 4889 South State. His father, an immigrant from Sweden, came over for religious reasons. 296 THE HISTORY OF MURRAY CITY. UTAH They both explained that their father. Emil or "E . Carlson " had died in 1960. George had been at the shop seven years before to help his father as he was an invalid since 1953. " Heckel 's Shoe Store was built about the same time as Carlson's. At first it belonged to a Mr. Johnson and later Robert Heckel took it over. "The City Hall and the Fire station were both built after, for Carlson 's was bu ilt in 1906:' George explained. AIr. and AIrs. Emil Car/son. The following was taken from the microfilm found at the University of Utah Library of the newspaper article taken from the American Eagle. and dated in 1906. THE CARLSON BLOCK: Emil Carlson . the enterprising young bicycle man . who owned a bicycle and novelty shop south 01 Orson Sanders store. a year ago. has just recently completed his new twostory brick building . located opposite the Eagle 01lice. in wh ich he has located his shop. He is an energetic young man and had the good lortune to marry a charming young lady just as he was ready to move into his new building . Mr. Carlson has a large stock 01 bicycles. musical instruments. etc . and runs a general repa ir shOp. Clocks and watches repa ired. key-l ilting and sewing machines repa ired . "First he started a music business here. even before you had one. but quite different from yours. It was mostly just instruments. Later on Dad added the bikes." George Carlson explained . "In the first part of the twenties my dad sold autos here. There was the Flint. Durrant and the Star." "My mother was Martha Karkstrom Carlson . She came from Sweden. too. They did not know each other there but met and married here. "They had a hard go of it with a large family and they lived in Murray all their life. Home was above the business and the back part. Dad had the building built for him. he helped and others did. too. We still have the apartments upstairs we used. Don't rent them now. had bad luck with renters! "Want to see where I live? Right back of the store. It was built at the same time as the rest of the building. wasn't it, Jim?" He pointed to his brother. The three of us went to see his place in the rear. It was a typical bachlor's quarters. clean and interesting. They showed the wedding picture taken of their parents and loaned it to us so we could take off a copy. "All the buildings on the west side of State Street were frame wood shacks. although they were new then , in 1918. Peoples houses were on the next street over, that is back of State and on Poplar street, on the west side of the street. "There was a photographer over there. on the west side of the street. A shoe maker. a fruit stand and there's always been a barber on your side of the street. in the same place Milt had his, newer building though. A drug store has always been in that same spot, but run by different people. "Happy Hour Theatre was next to Bill Dunn'S place, then came the mortuary. Down the street north was the Murray Merc and it was one of the first buildings in Murray. must have been in 1898 or 1900. "Let's see, oh yes, there was Shakespeare's Hamburger Stand further north. a busy place run by a husband and wife team . These were all on the west side of the Street. "On my side, the east, were photo shops run by different people: a tailor shop, cleaners, Tyler's Ice Cream and dime store for awhile. A Bank's Mortuary was located where Bigler's is now, that's about 4915 So. State. That building was erected about the same time as your music store. a long time ago, probably in 1900. The east side of State Street was built up for business first, faster than on the west side. "Emil Madsen Sr. had his store north of the barber shop, right on the corner where the vacant lot is now. Lots of grocery stores went in there after that. It was built a long time ago but torn down, as you know. "Madsen's was one of the first buildings built on the west side of the street. There was the father, Emil Sr. & Emil Jr. He later had a store. not well built. just north of your place. Another son was Kenneth - (but we called him Jake) and Ernest. oh and a girl Eugenia. in the Madsen family . "Did you know that your music store building is one of the old buildings in Murray? The First National bank had your place a long time. later Lyon Drug . There were always a lot of A TOWN AT WORK businesses upstairs where you now have your three apartments." George Carlson was a mechanic for twentyfive years and enjoyed it. One reason he came back to the business, other than to assist his father, was to work repairing the bikes, he told me. "See that tool box over there? Interesting story about it. This is the original box used at the Eagle newspaper many years ago on west 4800 South . It was used as a dye case in theIr business. My father bought it many years ago when the old Eagle on west 4800 burned down. Awful fire," George Carlson said, shaking his head sadly. "I told you my dad had a furniture store, didn't I? Well, I liked this dye case and thought it would be a handy tool case for all of my wrenches and things I work with in repairing . "This box is now the oldest thing at the E. Carlson shop and it dates back about 1919. Yes, I'll think about letting you have it for the Murray Museum," he told me. "Come here, see this old bike? Doesn't look like much, but it's kind of an antique. Anyway it's Old, over sixty years. Needs to be fixed up and I plan to do it when I get a little more time," he told me. It had been a wonderful morning spent with the two Carlson's who are sons of the founder of the E. Carlson Co. founded in 1898. Always located in the same spot their business is a landmark! CENTRAL BARBER SHOP: It was 1942 that the Murray Eagle printed an article about Frank elson, a barber, who had y. been inducted into ~ "Frank Nelson is (he t leave from Murray to se'rv~ i is the first fireman from Salt e County to enter the service; and he is the fir member of the Murray Lions Club to leave fro the article stated. . It went on to say he would report a Douglas. Frank served in France and Before selling his barber shop to Milt nderson, one of his employees, he was the a er of Central Barber Shop from 1935 un!' 1942. In a conversation with eve and Reuben Nelson, a brother of Fran , it was learned that Dr. Mildred Nelson, his ster, had her first medical practice abov he present Day Murray Music store, 51 ars ago. Another of Reuben's brothers was Walt Nelson. He operated a service station on the northeast corner of 4800 South and State for several years. (A station has been on this property thru the years, but has had various operators). St CI Pr he . ; ; ., f F, 8 c f( o 1 n r ( E 1 [ i I· c t 297 Union to Ranguald and Annie 1 in 1907 and raised their eight teen with other family members, smelter. He later spent ten years : helping build the present Utah her husband Don Green built ty's Cafe) in front of the original I Rudolf and Clara Carl~n. Carlson Carl Gustof Emil Carlson (18781960) was "the enterprising young bicycle man" who opened his Murray business at 4889 South State Street Rudolf and Clara Carlsen family. in 1898. In 1906, he built a two story building for his repair shop. He was married to Martha Klarkstrom here and they also raised their twelve children in living quarters at the rear and upstairs. Emil worked on musical instrument, bicycles, clocks, watches, and sewing machines. In the 1920s he sold automobiles. In 1953, two sons, James and George, returned to assist their invalid father who died in 1960. The Carlson Bike Shop continued as a family concern. ,-"""U)C1Vl lI.uau excerpt from Faces of Murray, 1903-2003 published by Murray City, 2003 LJll\,.\,.lV, Vl ,"-,uaUUII\o.\o. Orson A. Wooley who operated a general mercantile store in Murray. In 1885 he married Rose Sheppard (see Sheppard family) and they acquired the store when Wooley left for Salt Lake City. Mter a short sheep herding business adventure in Idaho, Orson returned to Murray and became a prominent businessman and successful merchant. Besides the Sanders Meat Market, he was in business for a time with Charles Caldwell and his brotherin-law William Boam. The Emporium, a general mercantile store was organized and Orson was selected to manage it. He was also involved in the community as an LDS Ward Bishop, school board member, and was elected the first City Treasurer. II n,Jr. Sanders Or5Oll Sanders Sondra Sanders (1829-1894) and Anna Yorgensen were both immigrants from Norway and Sweden respectively. Sondra first lived in a dugout before building a home at current 5900 South and 600 West. Anna died leaving seven children at home - one was married and three preceded her in death. Sondra then married Anna Marie Larson who gave birth to two additional children. Orson, the fourth child, went to work shordy after his mother's death for Rose Sheppard Heber, the seventh child, married the sister of his brother's wife, Gertrude Mary. Heber worked at his brother's meat market and lived behind the store while attending the University of Deseret. His wife and two children lived with Orson while he served a mission. Upon his return he graduated in teaching. He was always interested in church and civic affairs and was elected as one of the first councilmen of Murray. Chosen to help draft the first constitution and by-laws, he went to other cities to gather copies of their excerpt from Faces of Murray, 1903-2003 published by Murray City, 2003 i j I·> ., , 1 .1 ! ,. j I- ,. .,. 1 j .1 .J .... : : Sanborn Map, Murray, Utah 1911 .... 4889 S. State Street ~ . t. ~ .' ! );! ~ : I ;.! .1 i, ", : I t-I_·....,;! ~! 'j : tz t!~ . '.'.. II :t 11916-, · ~ ' ·· :1. 0 E,&' ; I ' :.1 :~ .. l · " I 1 I , J 1 ) j LV / ' x -.' _. I • t I !. 1 I.i' 1 ,I , )' I -I .j: r, : , ' .' • '. 1 • j I: C UJ. Lii ~ ! " i . ~ l~" .1 .. ;. ?"' I !1 L' , '. I ,. ~ . •, ·1 • j ij i 1 I i~ I ; I , j' ! .1 , 1 :C' - _._......, I I ' --J 1: I. • , "6' I , ;. ... ~, . ... Y . I [lJ .1 ' ... i, i : . : ~~NC< : j i . ' .. r· .,-/ ' . i ..: Ii ~ • :1' , !. "':1 .. ,. ' I iI ' I' ."1 j ·. !' .....· C'"N 'c~i: \ :N /,,:vr.G. I.. : ~ !·~oA-t' , ,.t. . . / ! Sanborn Map, Murray, Utah 1942 .... 4889 S. State Street 110 60 I! 'I ,. , it ' . r r~1 TITLE SEARCH FORM ADDRESS: 4889 S. State Street TAX NUMBER: CITY: Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND ACREAGE: 0.10 .c.... CURRENT OWNER: V.lery I. & Lyubov V. Stariko 10091 Spar Circle, Hunting Beach, CA 92646 COM 13.63 CH E & 455.64 FT N FR SW COR LOT 1, SEC 7, T 2S, R 1E, SL MER; N 26 FT S 88"'50' E 2.57 CH M OR L, S 21 .69 FT W 2.57 CH M OR L TO BEG. HISTORIC NAME: Emil Carlson Building DATE BUILT: --- 22 - 07 - 106 - 009 circa 1903 GRANTOR (.....,) GRANTEE (buyer) Tw-tJA Oak T........ MIouIII 03-14-1995 Maf1( S. Montag Valery I. Starikov WO 03-14-1995 MarX S. Montag To Whom It May Concem: AFFIO 04-17-1991 ROA of Murray Jacob Montag QCO Jacob Montag jt Continental Bank & Trust Co. TRO C8r1son'. Bicyde Center Inc. Jacob Montag o...tJA 05-01-1987 o...tJA "--d 05-04-1987 19857 11-08-1971 11-08-1971 Edward & Anona C. C8r1son C8r1son'. Bicyde Center Inc. WO 11-»1955 03-11-1960 emil C8r1son Edward Cartaon & Beverty Billows WO 01-~1953 01-21-1953 Emil & Martha Canson Edward & Anona C. Cartson WO 03-13-1916 ~1920 Martha V. C8r1son Emil Canaan WO 02-08-1908 09-18-1908 Emil C8r1son Martha V. C8rtson WO 09-15-1930 09-18-1903 AJma O. Johnson Murray State Bank ASSIGN 09-09-1903 09-09-1903 Emil Car1son, bachelor AJma O. Johnson MTGE 1,025 07-15-1903 07-21-1903 Orson & Rose Sanders Emil Cartson WO 450 08-»1887 08-»1887 Orson A. Woolley Orson Sanders WO RESEARCHER: Korral Broschlnaky DATE: 2005 COMMENTS released 07-06-1906 PAGE 1 of 1 INTERIOR · GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. RESTON. VIRGINIA· 2(; ROAD ClASSIFICATION 1ID1 fmJ PrImary highway hard surface ........ Secondary highway hard surface ........ llDXJ QUADRANGLE LOCAnON T ~OF1929 IV .3048 1 2 4 3 5 6. DENVER. COLORADO 80225 6 7 8 Interttate Route Unimproved road ...... 0 U.S. Route 0 State R. 1 BaJIoyo LaU 2 Salt LaU City North 3 Fort Oouslu 4 Magna 5S..... ~ 6Coppertan !lACY STANDARDS o Ught-dutv road, hard or Improved .urface ...... 7MIdvaJe 80._ SALT LAKE CITY SOUTH, U 1999 'i . 0·· .. t : i ~t I I~S BUILDliik lo-QT. I,F., : HIYOQiC@ _;i:/$\"f-t ' RENOVAT ION . .. : '\' , '-. . ~_~""~""T AMO .- ~ ~,~~ \:,t"~ " Aerial view of site & surrounding buildings 4889 S. State Street ~ , I , : , I, If I I I ~ , . .. , ~ . . . -. - mSTORIC SITE FORM (I~I) UTAH OFFICE OF PREsERVATION 11 IDENTIFICATION Name ofProperty: Emil Carlson Building Twnshp 2S Address: 4889 S. State Street UTM: 12 424950 4501990 City, County: Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah USGS Map Name & Date: Current Owner Name: Valery I. & Lyubov V. Stariko Current Owner Address: 10091 Spar Circle, Hunting Beach, CA 92646 Salt Lake City South, Utah, 1999 Tax Number: 22 - 07 - 106 - 009 Range 1E Section: 7 Legal Description (include acreage): COM 13.83 CH E & 455.84 FT N FR &N COR LOT 1, SEC 7, T 2S, R 1E, SL MER; N 26 FT S 88~' E 2.57 CH M OR L, S 21.69 FT W 2.57 CH M OR L TO BEG. (0.10 ACRES) 2 STATUS/uSE PrQperty Category ,!-building(s} _stnlcl1lre _site _object EvalH!Jlion _eligible/contributing ~ineligible/non-contributing _out-of-period !.lH Original Use: Business - Specialty Store Current Use: Business - Specialty Store 3 DOCUMENTATION PhQtos: Dates ~slides: 2005 Urints: 2005 ,!-historic: circa 1980 Prawinzs and Plans Lmeasuredfloor plans tax card Lsite sketch map aerial photo _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: _other: Research Sources (checlc all sources consulted, whether usefoJ or not) Xabstract oftitle Xcity/county histories Xtax card & photo -personal interviews _building permit X USHS Library _sewer permit XUSHS Preservation Files _ USHS Architects File XSanborn Maps XLDS Family History Library Xobituory index ,XciJy directories/gazetteers Xlocallibrary: Murray City Xuniversity /ibrary(ies} : Marriott Xcensus records Xbiographical encyclopedias Xnewspapers Bibliographicill References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes, title searches, obitJlaries, and so forth. American Eagle. [Ancestnll File]. Available online at the Family Search website. Thomas Carter and Peter Goss, Utah Historic Architecture, 1847-1940: A Guide. Salt Lake City, Utah: University of Utah Press, 1988. Deseret News. Faces of Murray, 1903-2003. Published by Murray City, 2003. History of Murray City, Utah, the. Published by Murray City, 1976. Murray Eagle.. Murray History Inventory & Murray City Showcase. Published by Murray City, 1994. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Murray, 1911 & 1942. Available at the Utah State History Research Center. [Salt Lake County Tax Assessor's cards and Photographs}. Available at the Salt Lake County Archives. [Salt Lake County Title Abstracts}. Available at the Salt Lake County Recorder's Office. Salt Lake Tribune. United States Federal Census. Salt Lake City, Utah, 192~1930. utah Gazetteers and Salt Lake City Directories, 1915-1981. Published by R.L. Polk & Co. Available at the Utah State History Research Center. [utah State Historical Society Burials Database]. Available online at Historical Society's website. Researcher/Organization: Korral Broschinsky Date: 2005 4 ARCIDTECTURAL DESCRIPTION Building StylelType: VICtorian Eclectic Commercial Style I Two-part Commercial Block Foundation Material: Concrete (possibly stone) No. Stories.;,...:_..;...2_ __ Wall Material(s) : ----:B;,..;..ric..:..k~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Additions: ~none _minor _major (describe below) Alterations: _none _minor .,Lmajor (describe below) Number ofassociated outbuildings _0_ and/or structures _0_. Briefly describe the principal building. additions or alterations and their dates. and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Emil Carlson Building, built in 1903, is a two-part commercial block located at 4889 S. State Street in Murray. The building is constructed of brick on a concrete (possibly stone) foundation. The original building was a narrow commercial block facing State Street with a one-story addition at the rear. In 1965, the fa~de was remodeled and given a deeply recessed storefront with horizontal storefront windows, an aluminum door, and a metal slipcover was installed on the upper level and brick facing installed on the lower level. In the 1990s, the slipcover was removed and the upper fa~de was covered in narrow aluminum siding. The current appearance of the storefront is very different from the Original Victorian Eclectic-style brick fa~de and therefore the building is currently ineligible for the National Register. However, it is possible that original material may exist under the siding and the building may be restored at a future date. A historic photograph taken at the time of the Original construction indicates the building was a typical Victorian Eclectic commercial storefront. The central door was flanked by large display windows with a transom above. The bulkhead was wood. There was a cornice (probably wood) above the transoms. On the upper level, there were two windows with segmental-arched hoods of rowlock brick. The windows were two-over-one, double-hung, wood windows. The building had a stringcourse of projecting brick above the windows and a corbelled cornice at the parapet. Around 1931, the gap between 4889 S. and 4883 S. was filled. The addition enclosed an exterior stair to the upper levels of both buildings and an exterior door was added. By 1960, the cornice had been removed, the entrance had been shifted to the south and the windows replaced. In 1965, a slipcover of alternating colors was installed on the upper level and a rock-faced roman brick facing applied to the lower level. The slipcover also covered the extension of the building to the north. In the 19908, the metal slipcover was removed and narrow siding of a yellow color was installed on all the elevations of the upper level. The storefront windows and doors also appear to have been replaced. The rear addition is one-story and appears on the 1911 so was probably built close to the original construction. The addition is also covered in siding (circa 1991). There is a rear entrance on the east elevation. The interior of the building has been remodeled numerous times, most recently in the 1990s. The building takes up most of its 0.1 O-acre parcel; however there is a small landscaped backyard at the rear. There is a large parking lot, which is shared by several businesses to the east. The Emil Carlson Building is one of two remaining turn-of-the-century commercial buildings on the east side of State Street between Vine Street and 4800 South. Although the historic integrity of the building has been compromised, the history of the building makes it a contributing historic resource in Murray City's historic downtown. 2 5 HISTORY Architect/Builder: Unknown Date ofConstruction: 1903 Historic Themes: Marie themes related to this property with "S" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) _Agriculture _Economics _Industry _Architecture _Education _Invention Government _Archeology _Engineering _Landscape _Religion _Art _Entertainment! Architecture _Science _Law ~Commerce Recreation ~Social History .:..:.:..Communications _Ethnic Heritage _Literature _Transportation _Community Planning _Exploration! _Maritime History _Other & Development _Military Settlement _Conservation _Health/Medicine _Performing Arts Write a chronological history ofthe property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain andjustify any Significant themes marlced above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. Perhaps no other building in Murray's historic downtown has been associated with one single individual for such a long period of time. The building at 4889 S. State Street was associated with Emil Carlson for nearly six decades. After Carlson's death, his sons continued the family business for two more decades. The property purchased by Emil Carlson from Orson Sanders (1863-1930) and Rose Sheppard Sanders (1866-1952) in July of 1903. The Carlson bt,lilding, also historically known as the Carlson Block, was constructed later that year. Aan American Eagle article from December 1903 refers to the tWo-story brick building as "recently completed.· Emil Carlson was born Carl Gustaf Emil Carlson in Vesteros, Sweden, on October 10, 1878. He came to Utah in 1899. On the 1900 census, he is listed as a single man living with the Ellison family of Murray. His occupation was day laborer. Emil Carlson started a bicycle repair business in 1902 and built the two-story block in 1903. On November 18, 1903, Emil married Martha Carlstrom, reportedly in the front display area of the Carlson bUilding. 1 Martha Victoria Carlstrom (also Klarkstrom) was born in Stockholm, Sweden, on February 26, 1884. She came to Utah at the age of 16, in 1900. The American Eagle article described Emil Carlson's remarkable year as follows: Emil Carlson, the enterprising young bicycle man ... has just recently completed his new two story brick building ... in which he has located his shop. He is an energetic young man and had the good fortune to marry a charming young lady just as he was ready to move into his new building. Mr. Carlson has a large stock of bicycles, musical instruments, etc. and runs a general repair shop. Clocks and watches repaired, key fitting and sewing machines repaired. 2 Emil and Martha Carlson had twelve children, six boys and six girls, all of whom grew to maturity. The entire family lived above the shop. The children were responsible for calling "Hey, Pa, Somebody" to alert Emil that a customer had entered the front of the shop. Though primarily associated with bicycles, Emil Carlson tried his hand at a variety of enterprises. In the 1910s and 1920s, Carlson sold and repaired Flint, Durrant, and Star automobiles. A gasoline dispensing pump was located next to the curb, a few feet from the watering trough in front of the harness shop. On the census enumerations, Carlson listed his occupations as repairing bicycles (1910); machinist, bicycles and autos (1920); and machinist, autos (1930). On the 1930 census, Carlson's two oldest sons were working as truck drivers. I MUIT8Y Historic Showcase, published by Murray City, 1994. Other sources state the marriage took place in the Salt Lake Temple. 2 American Eagle, December 26, 1903. 3 5 HISTORY -continuedBy the 1930s, Emil Carlson had added furniture to his inventory. A 1936 article in the Murray Eagle detailed Emil Carlson's hobby of hand-making orchestra-quality violins when not busy at the store. In 1953, Emil Carlson became an invalid and was helped in the store by his sons, Edward Carlson (19041992), George Emil Carlson (1912-1987), and later James Carlson (1916-1981). Martha V. Carlson died on August 9, 1955. Emil Carlson died on February 20, 1960. They are buried in the Murray City Cemetery. The Carlson family continued the bicycle business until the early 1980s. The building was eventually sold to Jacob and Mark Montag. It has been used for a variety of businesses since that time. In1995, the property was sold to the current owners, Valery and Lyubov Starikov. 6 PHOTOGRAPHS Common LabellnfonnatJon: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 Emil Carlson Building 4889 S. State Street, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Photographer: Korral Broschinsky Date: Autumn 2005 Negatives on file at Utah SHPO. Photo No.1: 6. West elevation of building with views of adjacent buildings. Camera facing east. Photo No. 2: 6. West elevation of building with views of adjacent buildings. Camera facing east. Photo No. 3: 6. East elevation of building. Camera facing west. 4 The Cnrl.olt ...... .. . "" IJ1()l.~. EmU Carl-aot tb. eaterprl.Jo" ,OUDg blC)cle mao. who o~nt!Ml .. ..,ICTCZ. and mo,.,lt1.boP aoutb or 0 S.dd,r9• • tore, a Je.r ~, h.- Ju.t '~.OU, compl"ted hl. new two Itorr brick buUdLIl6f.l«.ated oppoe\te tbe FAile of!ac., In wblch he h •• loc:aW bll Ihop II. Ie aD eoerllet1Q ,nullg EDaD and b.d the Kood fortuDf' "'\0 marry. cbarnlil:lJ )'OUfl. lad1 Juat,." he WI" ready to mOYf IDto hi_mew bUlld tn". )lr. Carleon baa a larKf' .tack of blcyelM, mu.acal 11l.ilt.rumeat.. eto. and ~Ull • • KID49rat ntpAir .bop Clock. and •• tClh@e repaIred, kel ntU~g aDd .W' fog maeb'D~1 ,epalred American Eagle December 26,1903 Emil Carlson, obitLary Deseret News, February 22, 1960: 8-22 .. _,.__. __ ... ~ j\Ju ''' - '')' . ~.:::IIl~III~:tIIA.,"·2·V : ::. '--;I:·o~·,;t=::~t:;:~t;,,~~.~~~g~; , ,o f 'Far,(arl(arfson ~ ~Sa"" , - I ' ~_ M;O'ltjtA Y:".....;,Funeral ~ .L__", :----·--=.~I'lf2~u~~~~ L.-Gll Sa m u( EA:S ~:' : l\1.l) ~)~- t~. '"~!. ~''):i l '\t~ L _ ~ i , M" 1~" , <:;;:. t · rkH~ i \ C' to PLtlUl \,,' h n c ~ j ~ services , ~i11 be-np.)d·· TU~y' at 1 p.m. tM:j;;:tI''UiT-lvl:;;f~l'' Murray : First Ward chapel. 180 'V ' St. .. tor ea rl _.m.. ..the --rarEtnU-Ca""""'-- :l i,\.ll: ) I r.~. S I),ro. at 36 f:. 7th L;.,~i\.,! ~ \; t l.Ak~ Cn\,'. I I - ~y Cj:ty - Cem~te.ry. . j or , ~, Ca.tUson 'had oper.at-ed J t \-vUl be 'in :Merno· ~jnl~. ·J.~ \Born . in."Sweden. he t ame to j · ·· tife -Urlit~, Sta:tes in 1.897. Hi> t ' ,,.;.:wa:s . ah1em~ro! the Murra ; ; 1 re Depattn\~'tit 1.r: the earl y l ~ ~ r" ,.- ~ Pre5 ident Ele' ted S.l . Nisei Gro u p . . Y. l\.ll:-id i. D b;:{ :.~ ~ .~ w-u~ (h~ rH'W p l"e~l li t,)n! .saIl Lake City chapter': : Amen can 'C..·~'Il iJ. e " ~ I " , , Q.l.~t Of'ganl~ UQ!!. . , __=--=...'Z :. , ..... ....;..-: .. __ 11: fl rSl na t ~ , ~~ ~ : rf"O n l{ clt,zen to tw elecl('d : or the S~t Li\ke en" . ·t~S'· Fil"~f:<' VvT-U d. Church' M .J61:1S Christ of Latter-day :: . ~ ~t . Carlson:s 'Bicycle Shop tar 66 yea,rs ·ar'ld-...bad bet-n 8. member or.: ih'e 'b[iliopric in the ,Mu.r· .-. ---;:-... 51;: . . - '·~('t·.:-: ·~Jj!.;_L heart attaGk. Friends ' m",Y call at 1760 S~ StakM 0 n d a. y.' lr')!H I) p.m. ' g , p .!]) . and Tues· , day up to on~: ; CaiJaoa I ': hour Q.t-ier · to · ~ce!. . , Burial w~ll belh 'fhe Mur· M :.at lYI;,d ;;:'; ' ;~ I¥'..ay.:_", cal1 Tuesday 81 , bf48S9" State, wb'o Saturday' o! _ dAys. hiin (·~ Y -\1; >le.' lt'l"l:)C.! n I n.5U l'iA :'ice co m pany h(' was gi v en live , Sla tes e.lUZenShlp .," ex l I ti 1:5 ' I III : .R , i. . \1 - ' , :- .j :~~'l . t .\ :., "" i'v' Gilbe l i tH t; ~: ,,' H 1:~:"\ ~ 't , . :-.. '.: ': "/:' ; '; ~., :':T.:" e :'~ '7' ), i Lu~ i1~ 'H c r . A d.., ''','''''' ("lr" d. ~.; c~s~:.". I : jC't" fUi (h b rl.}t.l , f.::· ''> B~ J"j-tf "", Crtd r~ :n.yj<j 0 : :.Sa l ~ 11.": ·Ld :1\. .'"~ t" iI .i,.."! 1J .'-{e. ~. ~: 8 e n io FOR HOME . ____. ...-:-w. · ·. ~R~ ·.· .,.. :. ......... ..... ~: : L._ ~~~\l~;~t~~" ! i ... L. HQ,c ll\C{f d O-( ,,-~en . ' 'An;;;: EMIL CARLSON MAKES VIOLINS Emil Carlson of the Carlson Furniture Company, takes a great deal of pleasure in making violins \vhile not engaged in his store activities. ~~ ~:;,: ~; ~~ I Mr. Carlson has about a dozen violins of various colors and kinds of wood. A very old violin of unusual make is included in the Carlson collection and may possibly be a real big league fiddle. A genuine violin of old Italian manufacture is sometimes of great price. Japanese workmanship is shown by one of the violins and it is labeled \vith an Italian name. The Japanese strive to please and if the public prefers Italian violins they will not disapoint them. Mr. Emil Carlson, the only Murray violin maker, at least that we know about, ,viII be ready for the Christmas fiddle trade. The wood in some of these violins is from Utah trees and seems to have the melody of the mountain winds caught in its fibres. Maybe some day Emil will bring a Fritz Kriesler here, looking for a violin with exquisite Murray tones. SALTManufacturers LAKE ofCABINEI and tlllUK': BANK, BAR, OFFICE AND STORE FIXTURES 32 Richards Street / 1.11 128 '\ I . Salt Lake City MURRAY • . ~ \' ~ >_L ,.---g CI) E c ...... or IaI ~ e( ..I ~ __ e( (/) = 'eI: I.. I.. ca 'c.:» ..... -= BANKS CORNELIU • IaI > e( ..I ..I e( l: ..I e( --.=-:: .. c: Murray Blorn Optical Co, Andrew A Blorn mgr, 4th av and State. Bird Arthur A, phys, 15 E 17th South. Bird Wm E, painter. td West nr 19th South - ......-..;:7 Bitner Roy H, dalry, 17th South e or 13th East. . BLOOK BUT MRS ELLENE!.. Propr Ealrle Hotel, 71~ S State. (:le& adv). Board ot EducatloJl, G E Gaunn elk and supt, 55 S State. Bonnlevlew School, 101 S 2d west. Bowthorpe W\ltord (Harper k Bowthorpe). Bradrord ArChibald, cashr Murray S\ate Bank. I Brinton D Branson, sec Murray Commercia Club. Brinton Jos H (Brinton k Gunderson). Brinton Ward Meeting House, county rd cor Lorenson lao Brinton k Gunderson {J H Brinton T 0 Gunderson>., blksmlths, 17th South and County rd. Brown J Louis, lawyer, 55 S State. Brownell Fred, livery, State nr 20th South. Buster Brov,on Store, notions, 78 S State. Butler school... ~ ml w or Blir Cottonwood nr 21st :louth. Cahoon Chester P, mgr The Progress Co, 10 N State. Cahoon Daniel F, clk In chg Murray P 0, 158 S State. Cahoon Jos C, wool grower, 195 Vine. Cahoon-Maxneld Irrigation Co, John Richardson sec and treas. Cahoon Reynolds, mgr Mill Co, U-62 1'( State. BANKS UNDERTAKING co. Cornellu. H. Bank., Mgr. Phones MurraT347 Mld'l'ale lun o_ f/) ~ CIRCULARS ADDRESSED WRITE STATE GAZETTEER Murray EMIL Auto Repairer, Complete Line Auto Accessories and Suppl Everything for the Motorist Gasoline, Auto Oils, etc 47 'SOUTH STATE PHONE Dahl Bros (Alex. Soren and J J Dahl, l' T Barrett), dairy. .' Deakin Wm G, poultry breeder, 392 E 17th South. Denver and Rio Grande Depo', F H Greene agt, Eddings and 2d West. Beseret Evening News, L E Lauritzen agt. 68~ S State. Dimond Thos W, mgr Murray Implement Co, 77 S State. Dorton Mrs Frances, propr Imperial Hotel, 86~ S State. Dorton Geo H. meat market, 88 S State. Druehl Orchard k Poultry Farm (Wm C Druehl. John Hermanson), Lorenson la. Druehl Wm C (Druehl Orchard k Poultry Farm). Dudley Chas O. wool Irfower. 71 Poplar. Dunster J M, dairy. 9th East· s ot 171h South. EAGLE HOTE~, Mrs Ellene Block Best Propr, 71 ~ S State. (See adv). 221-M. MURRAY, UT Fine MorriS, shoemkr, 94 S State. First Baptist Church, 2( W 17th SoutJ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MURI (Capital ,100.000, Surplus UO.O' Rlchd Howe Pres. Melvin N MllIer Pres, D A lIIcMlllan Cashr, 70 S SI First National Bank Bldg. 681,2 S State. First Norwegian Danish M E Church, "h East. Foresters Hall. 2d avo Flowers Thos E; grult grower, , Flora) Frame David, contr. 192 Vine. Frank Arthur. propr The Leader. Fraternal Hall Building. 90 Ih S State. FOE Hall. lH~ S State . Free Public Library. 55 S State. Gallagher Connell. pool, 94 S State. Gaunn G E, clk Board or Education. Geer Harry. confectr, &4 S State. Gibbs Matthew, contr, 570 S State. Gillen Eric. pres Liberty Coal k Lbr Atwood Station. HOTEL ·EAGLE MURRAY'S LEADING HOSTELRY Newly Furnished Throughout PHONE: MURRAY 310-J Utah State Gazetteer, 1914-1915 Undertaking C Emil Car/son Barlow Jos S. edit Eagle Pub Co. Bennion Flour k Feea Mill. Hyrum Bennion pres. S T Bennion v-pres, Hyrum Bennion Jr sec and tteas, W 17th South. . Bennion Hyrum, pres Bennion F k F Mill. Bennion Hyrum Jr, sec and treas Bennion F k F Mill. Bennion S T, v-pres Bennion F k F Mill. Bentz Philip H, agt 0 S L, S P LUATk Sc L RR. Amer Exp Co aod W el o. Bergen Edwd A. painter, 22 S State. Bergen J R, propr Midway Pool Hall. Big CottonwOod Cemetery, Up County rd s ot t 7th South. Big Cottonwood Meeting House, 17th South and Irving rd. Bingham E D (parkinson at Bingham), 9 N State. UTAH Running Water ftATES REASONABLE MIDVA.T l)J) o . c. H. MURRAY, UTAH RIVERTON, UTAH ~ ,-- Murray Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers .. ~ ca (See also Salt Lake City) • An Incorporated city or the second clan on the 0 S L and D k R G Rys In Salt LaIce county, 7 miles south or Salt Lake City, the county · seat. Has 2 banks, smeltInlr and rennlnlr works, L D S, Baptist and Methodist churches, good schools and a weekly newspaper-the American Eagle. Long distance telephone. Exp W F k Co and American. Tel W U. Popul.Uon 5,000. D F Cahoon clerk In charge post omce. Adamson Mrs Chell, nurse 30 N State. Adamson Andrew Jr, cigars, 6 N State. Allen F R, mgr M S T k T Co, 67 S State. American Eagle (weekly), Eagle Pub Co pubs, 52 S State. American Express Co, P H Bentz agt, 17th South and 1st West. , American Smelting and Rennlng Co, wm W Norton supt, S State. American ' Smelting k Rennlng Co .Club House. B N Rickard mgr, 2d avo Arlington School. 159 S State. Arnold John W, expmn, Olen avo Ayre John R, barber, 96 S State. Bagley Edwd C, gen mdse, County rd and 18th South. Ballard Rlchd W, shoemkr, 9th East cor Vine. BANKS 0 H UNDERTAKING 00, Cornellos H Banks Mgr, Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers. lU S State, also at Midvale and Riverton, Utah. (See adv). THE Phone Was. 3218 R. L. POLK k CO'S Murray "U. t,;aranme Uluseppe, Irardener, rear 124 Vine. EMIL, Auto and Bicycle Repairer, Auto Accessories etc, 47 S State. (See adv). Carlston Osborne E, nsh hatchery, 17$11 South e or 9th East. Casto Wm G, trul' grower, Casto avo Christenson Jas A, photog, 63 S State. City Hall, . 55 S State. Commercial Club, Cornelius H Banks pres, D Branson Brinton sec, t03 Poplar. Commercial Hall, 1 U Ih State. Cook Henry H, nsb hatchery, t 7th .South nr 9th East. Cottonwood Ward Meeting House (L D S), 1 ~ ml se or Murray . Covington Lon, propr Regal Livery, U N State. CARLSON R. L. POLK & CO. SALT LAKE CITY MAILING LISTS OF ALL KINDS Eagle Pub Co, J S Barlow mgr, 52 S State. Eagles Hall, 1 U ~ S State. Elman Claes R, grocer, State cor 20th. South. Emporium Grocery Co (F M Peterson, Andrew Johnson), 122 S State. Emporium The, Orson Sanders mgr, gen mdse, 128 S State . Emrich Edward L phys 106 S State. Erekson John B, nsh cuhurlst, Vine st. Erekson Wm B, nsh culturlst,. Vine st. Erickson Jos E (Thos Martin k Co), 21 S State. ERWIN ARTHUR L (Utah Broom at Brush Mtg Co). 127 S State. ERWIN HORACE M (Utah Broom k BrUSh Mtlr Co)' 127 S State. Evans W B, mgr Utah Ore Sampllnlr. Co. Ferguson Geo W, dairy, 9th East nr 18th South. Ferguson Isaac A, nsh cuIturlst, 18th South, e ot t 3th East. MRS. ELLENE BLOCK BEST, Pr OIavas John, tailor, 1 5' S State. Golden Rule The, A F Lieurance mgr, gds, 71 S State. Goodall Mrs Mary, propr Owl Hotel. Goodrich Wilkins. dairy, County rd 17th South. GOTHARD STANTON. B, Dentist, 2 N S Grant Ward IIleetlng' House, 20lh South State. Gray Chas L, barber, H S State. Green River· Dairy, Geo F Shaw mgr. Greene Floyd H, agt D at R 0, Wells-F. k Co Exp . Greene Lawrence, pres and mgr Wes Fire Clay Co. Gunderson Thos 0 (Brinton k Gunders Hague Harry, poultry, Walker lao Happy Hour Thea're, J S Barlow mgr S State. . Harker Hall. Harkness Wm D, well drlllerL 285 N S Harper E B (Harper k BowtnQrpe) • HIGLEY-DUDLEY C(J =SW~UTII ST• . Electric Fixtures & Supplies SALT LAKE ,UTAH The Botterill Auto Co. r HUDSON and ESSEX In the Automobile Business for Fifteen Years . 38-42 S. State Phone Wasatcn 838 Salt Lake Olty Mt. Pleasanc 134 MorganTanner DR. Equip- mentCo. Everything In Modern Road Building Machinery Building Supplies Machinery Paint ~ontractors _.' c;:~ ./ Dlstlnotlve Work c7~ - 319 Main St. LA.U~D.~-Y PI~asanC Murray E. G . .MILLS UTAH STATE GAZETTEER OPTOMETRIST .,wurray EVERYTHING FOR AUTOMOBILE.s .ATTERIES CHARGED, OVERHAULED AND REPAIRED Seely Leonard I sec·trus Seely·Hlnclder Automobile Co. . . MURRAY. Simpson Peler (Simpson" Madson). ' Simpson" Madson (Peter Simpson WE . ·An Incorporated city on tile 0 SL an<1 Madson) blksmths. D " R G Rys In Sail Lake county 7 mllei Sorensen Olof cons table. south of Salt Lake City. the .county seat. Sundwall IOlof "hys. Has 2 bank ~ . 3melllnit and rertn lnlt works Tygerson Andw elec sUPlllles. L D S. ·Baptlst and )(ethod lst cburches ' ProvSlgaard Alvin I Jwlr. Wall E W cashr Mt Pleasant Con'll " San rood ~ubllc ~chool3 and a weekly news~ Rasmussen Fred rr exp " tel agC. Blink. · ~aper-l'he Ame rlcnn EArle. Lonlt dIstance Rowe \VIm N barber. "VASA~OH ACADEMY, Chari.. L .Iohn. telephone. E., p' Amer Ry. Tel W U. Pop · Sanpete County Co· op H 0 Zohansen mgr Principal (See adv ). ulallon 5000. Marlin Cbrlstensen clerk Was3tCh Merc Co V L Johnson mgr gen In cbarge P05totfice. gen mdse. Seeley Earl mgr MtPleasant Mill Co. mtlse. . Alcazar Hall 5001 .s State SEELY-HINCKLEY AUTOMOB'LE 00, Robt Weech · Robt W dl ugs and rest. Ailan " Erickson <R B Allen 'Emll Erickson) blksmth5 4791 is State H Hinckley Pre3, Ltonard seely Sec· West Thos Justice of the peace. American Eagle (weekly) Eagle Pub Co Treas. Agency Dodge Bros and ~ash Whipple 1 A mgr MIST" T Co. Ca rs. The Largest and Best Equipped Winters Wm '1' phys. " • ., pub 72 E 48th .so Garap;e In Southern 'Utah. Zabriskie Mrs Mary E m81' Nelson·Rlc.... American Smelting " ;Ref .Co Seely Hyrum Jusllce of the peace. Creamery Co. . Arlington .School 5025 S State Arnold lohn W expmn U70 OIenn. I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~-----.;.. to AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR .. ·AooE880RIE8 00 "pon'" Specialties 412-418 Templeton Bldg. Salt Lake I . CHARLES L .JOHU, Prlnolpal MASTER OLEANING SERVICE 160-180 E. U u~. ~ _,. u__ - .. - ... Utah State Gazetteer, 1922-1923 -... Eml,l' Cs'" "son A strong coeducati!lnal boarding and day sch . .. _ . home-like surroundlOgs for out-of-town pupils; gives thorou$'h instruction in Grade and High School subjects; maintainS attractive busia ess department, as well as home economics, manual tflDning and ·music; prepares pupils for best Universities and eolleges. . The school appeals to those who must rise by their own industry and ambition. It stimulates confidence. courage and faith in one's self. . Supports football, basketball, baseball, debating and publio speaking. Expenses moderate; Christian surroundings, atmosphere wholesome. Catalog will be sent on application. .. . " ~ _. .I 48th So. Bennion Hyru i'! " Sons Co Hy Bennion pres J S ~Benlon v·pres r m Ben· nlon ~~ e treas flour , 1 18 W 48th ·5 Bergen " ams (E A Ber n Zebedee WlIIlams ) real est 4893 S State. , I Murray, Utah : Headquarter:. AUTO REPAIRERS I t . COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES ..ttery flepalr •• nd Charging iltatlon Phone Murray 239-M 4119 ·8 0UTH STATE · Everything for the Motorl.t I I ,I Guollne, Auto Oil., Etc. mURRAY, AJTAH --~----~--------------------------------------II FRED CARLSON a. . ~LLED ~ D.ealer tJ In CEO. ( COLl CO. /8ergen's Pa Int Shop (E A Bergen) '891 S Slate. BC ;·!f.,,· VU Ol o/ell cHy com ~ Ci ty Hall. !lIlt Cottonwood Cemetery 23d £05t nr 48 III So. Boam Ka tie nurse 4873 Wa38tch lIoarel of Education Ma r tin Christensen pres las Sabine v. pres 0 A McMillan Il'eu :C ); Gaufln Clk and s upt $4oa S St3le. . Bonnyv lew School 4984 5 2d West. ~owman Wm g<lnr 787 E 4Sth SO. tlowlborpc Wilford 1\ billsmth 48th So and Ud East. 8 ! Inton · Hlnley Elec tric (0 B Brinton G A Hln ley) elec supplies 4792 5 State. B~own, Audw sort Ilks 5000S State. Blown s Apts 4797 5 State. Huttt'rfle ll1 David E wool grower State· 5 of Union av. Largest Butler· Klst Inn (Automotive Repal,," ac. ce~sorles CO) confrs 48&3 .s State. Cahoon los C live stock 43n Highland dr. Exclusive Caldwell lohn W city marshal City Hall. Carll31e Motor Co (H C anel H B Carlisle) RIM HOU~ 41177 S State. CARLSON EMil. AUTO .. BIOYOLE SU.~- I In the ply (Emil Carlson), Auto and Bicycle !tepa Irs anel Accessories, BaUtrles Charged and Reparled . All Makes. West 4889 S State. (See adv ) . CARLSON FRED, Dealer In Hay, Gt'aln, Rran Shorts. Flour, Potaloes. Rollea and 'Chopped Feed, 82 W 48th South. ( See adv). •, EMIL CARLSON AUTO & BICYCLE SUPPLY IIOUNT PLEASANT, UTAH U.. Paroea 11315 Road Service Automotive RepaIr & Accessories Co. Phillips Lee A dentist. Poulsen Peter A billiards. Prlnce I B agt Con Wagon" Mach Co. PROGRESS .ERO CO, 0 M Aldrich .gr, Dress GoodS. Nollons, Ladles Suits, Coau. Mens' .Fu~Q1shlngs , Clothmg, Shoes, Groceries and {;blnaware. ., . Wasatch A cae . Salt Lake, Utah: Telephone Murray 481 for General Auto Repairing 4886 South State. AND 1248 Mt. GLAsa" OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP PITTED .Y ua ooaT YOU NO MORE THAN WORK OP AN iNFERIOR .RADE WE DO OUR OWN LENS GRINDING ... .... . MT. PLEUAKT;· UTAH Supplies Tel. Was. R. L. POLl( .. OO'S -... If No. Agent In Town Send Your Paokage Parcel POat . S2W:~~~t~~~::::J~et MURRAY, :-: UTAH HAY, GRAIN, BRAN, SHORTS, FLOUR, POTATOES AND CHOPPED FEED ~f.11 =.A~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~;~ct;~~;;!r~"'1 Distributor: of RI MS and RIM PART of All Make. 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